One Speech to a State Is Harding Program Says Hays
In York on September 13, Hays said there will be no change in the plan for Senator Harding to travel coast to coast with Will and Aur as national chairman. He expressed doubt Harding would go farther west than Omaha and noted no announcements on exact cities. Early October may see one candidate visit Baltimore and another in West Virginia with Marion, followed by a Midwest swing and a stop in New York City en route.
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York
Bern-Stomne
Sen- Ator Harding
Will & Aur
Skid
Marion
Caodirluce
Bays
Hardine
Omaha
Lhefry
Chicago
Jaye
Baltimore
West Virginia
Middle West
Mrys
Sid Senator Ward
Tigwend
New York
New Jersey
Connecticut
New York City
Bufap
Near York
Mars
Women must vote says Cardinal Gibbons in speech
In Baltimore on September 18 Cardinal Gibbons urged women to exercise their voting privilege as a duty and right. He emphasized intelligent participation in the coming presidential election to support candidates who will best advance the state’s progress.
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Cardinal Gibbons
Baltimore
Ail
Wong
Leaders Ready to Call Miners Back to Work Report
National and district leaders discuss restoring mining activity amid price pressures and wage expectations. Officials caution action depends on broader political and economic factors and seek support from key labor and industry groups.
Frank Downs Returns to Assembly in Easy Victory
Frank Downs wins a return to the Wisconsin Assembly with a comfortable margin. The veteran lawmaker, one of the influential members of the state body, secures re election amid party support and local backing in the district.
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Frank Downs
Prionds
Ty Ta Crosse
Pru
Thorns
Washburn
Tinyfiels Vouets
Wis. Me
Downs
Laat
American Legion Meeting Tuesday at Wagle's Hall
The regular meeting of the American Legion Frogs Shaman Test No il will be held at Wagile's Hall Tuesday night September 14, 1920 sharp. Several matters of importance are coming up at this meeting. Service men are requested to be present.
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American Legion
Waigle's Hall
Storm damages Wisconsin crops and property
A Saturday storm in Wisconsin caused heavy crop damage with estimates up to 60 percent for fruit and alfalfa losses. An airplane belonging to Green Avravin sustained damage. Wind velocity reached about sixty miles per hour. Badger girls sentenced to one day in jail in Chicago after arrest for shoplifting. Wilson pardons three Leavenworth inmates for a freight car robbery, each sentenced to five years but released after seven months.
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Greeny Avravin
Badger
Chicago
Polen
James
Sire Ann James
Wis
Tadige John Richardson
Labe
Noclhern
Wisconsin
Wilson
Leavenworth, Kas
Max Greenburg
Ren Miner
Wilken Henting
Red Powers
St. Louis
Ole Todert
Caledonia Fair to Attract Crowd from City
Caledonia fair organizers expect a large city attendance for the Friday event on September. Delegates from Houston and Lebre will travel to the Chamber of Commerce to plan the day. The program includes special attractions, games, and an afternoon lineup with trips and rides. Visitors are urged to arrive by 10 o clock Friday morning for the day’s events.
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WauTininge
American Legion Meet Planned in Cleveland Late September
Cleveland Ohio September 13 An American Legion gathering is planned with Lorde Riley Lopwlon leading until the convention closes September 28. Weather and travel arrangements are noted as preparations begin for the event which runs from September 27 under wartime expenses.
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Ohio
Mikionat
Riley
Cherie Xia
Weeton
Boston Alarmed Over Spread of Infant Paralysis
A messy report notes rising infantile paralysis concerns in Boston as officials confirm multiple cases. The tally reaches seven cases statewide, marking the highest level since the earlier epidemic.
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Boston
North Dakota Chapter of Indian War Mothers Formed
Mrs. Alice M Pronch leads the National American War Mothers as they announce the formation of the first Maple of American Indian at a gathering in North Dakota. The event marks a new chapter for the organization as they honor mothers of service members in a ceremony conducted this September.
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North Dakota
Thanapolis
Ind
Alice M. Pronch
National American War Mothers
Japan seeks remedies as shipping mood sinks
Japan faces a serious downturn in shipping with government dispatching offers of aid. About six ships run aground or stalled at principal ports as authorities search for solutions.
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Japan
Tori
Jann
Kobei
General Pershing Celebrates 60th Birthday Today
Fragmented text suggests a report on General Pershing marking his 60th birthday with family and public notices. Mentions devotion to his mother and a rest day spent with her, with garbled phrases about visits and locations in England and Dubuque Herald context. The readable content centers on the birthday event and familial ties.
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General Pershing
Tug Alphonsa
England
Rysin
Dubuque
Hagie
Yore Holling
Farm expert to speak at chamber of commerce dinner
Farmers and local businessmen prepare for a chamber of commerce membership dinner on September 24 with Bert Ball of the County Agent and Farm Bureau as guest speaker. The event signals plans for a winter corn and grain show and a new community agricultural program. The schedule also notes a merchants meeting on September 23 and a Wisconsin Minnesota Power motion picture event on October 15 showcasing disaster relief.
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Antium
Chamber of Commerce
Ovcect
Bert Ball
Couunty
Balls
Wisconsin-Minnesota Light and Power Company
Willjgnite
King
Cruiser Pittsburgh Pulls Off The Rocks Near Libau
Sept 13 reports say the armored cruiser Pittsburgh ran aground on the Libau coast last week after striking rocks in the Baltic Sea. It returned to Libau harbor Saturday with its coal ammunition and provisions loaded, according to an exchange telegraph from Libau today.
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Pittsbergh
Ruiser Pitteburgh
Libau
Bible Sea
Libiu
Martens Case Postponed In New York Hearings
The Martens case involving Ludwig C. Alko Martens described as a self-styled Russian soviet emissary to the United States had hearings postponed for another week at Ellis Island. Special agent FP Schell refused comment on the postponement and said he would go to Washington to confer with higher counsel.
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Martens
New York
Ludwig C. AL KO Martens
Guhassidor
United States
Isis Island
Schell
Washington
Marzeng' Counse
SEEK STRIKE SETTLEMENT TALKS IN NEW YORK
Governor Smith met with Brooklyn Rapid Transit representatives and labor leaders including Samuel Gompers and A Vahey to urge a settlement of the strike. The elevated and subway service ran near normal amid talks with company officials and union leaders.
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New York
Smith
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
A. Vahey
Amalemated Association of Street and Fleetrng
Shen
St Paul Takes Flag In Double Header Victory
St Paul wins the 1420 championship of the Anerlein Association in a decisive double header at Milwaukee. The victory marks a pivotal point as St Paul climbs to 100 wins in the season, securing a strong position in the standings amid the eventful schedule.
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ST. Paul
Atv Paul
Miu
Sept
Paul
Anerlein Association
Milwaukee
Elk Bowlers Plan Season At Tonight Meeting
Elk Bowlers prepare for the 1920-21 Elks Bowling League with a session in the Elks club on Fifth and Our State streets tonight. The meeting aims to finalize plans, select officers, and organize the big pin tournament as enthusiasm rises after a successful last year.
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ELK Bowlers
Elks
Elks Club
Hamiliea
Natural grafting and strange cell mix in spruce trees
Everett True reports on cross species grafts between pine and spruce. A 36 year old pine showing fresh spruce branch growth indicates a natural graft at least 14 years old, with irregular surface and odd woody cells from two species blending harmoniously. Also notes a joke about fortune tellers and observations on women from a Yonkers newspaper snippet.
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Sweden
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